Crash Course 2027O-LevelO Level & IGCSE Computer Science Crash Course | 2210 & 0478 | May/June 2027
Sir Mahad Amer
Course Overview
The O Level & IGCSE Computer Science crash course by MAC Education Network is a fast, exam-focused way to finish the Cambridge O Level 2210 and IGCSE Computer Science 0478 syllabus and walk into the May/June 2027 Cambridge exams confident. It is one of the most complete Computer Science crash courses available: expert teaching, live sessions, recorded lectures, 24/7 support, monthly assessments and full mock exam preparation, all under the supervision of Sir Mahad Amer.
Rs 6,000/month Rs 10,000
Early-bird price until 31 December 2026. Regular fee Rs 10,000/month.
What you get in this crash course
- Recorded lectures
Every topic recorded, so you can rewatch any lesson as many times as you need. - Live sessions
Interactive live classes where you ask questions and solve exam questions together. - 24/7 support
Stuck at midnight before a test? Message us and get help any time. - Monthly assessments
A test every month with marking and feedback, so you always know where you stand. - Mock exam preparation
Full timed mocks in real Cambridge format before the May/June 2027 exams. - Past-paper practice
Topical and yearly past papers solved with mark-scheme technique.
Computer Science syllabus covered (2210 & 0478)
Every topic in the current Cambridge syllabus, taught in exam order with worked past-paper questions:
- Data representation: binary, hexadecimal, images and sound
- Data transmission and the internet
- Hardware and software
- Cyber security
- Automated and emerging technologies
- Algorithm design and problem solving
- Pseudocode and programming
- Databases and SQL
- Boolean logic and logic gates
Exam papers we prepare you for
- Paper 1: Computer Systems
- Paper 2: Algorithms, Programming and Logic
Your May/June 2027 exam dates
From the final Cambridge June 2027 timetable (administrative zone 4). AM = morning, PM = afternoon; check exact start times with your exam centre.
| Date | Code | Paper | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon 10 May AM | IGCSE 0478/12 | Computer Science | 1h 45m |
| Mon 10 May AM | O Level 2210/12 | Computer Science | 1h 45m |
| Wed 19 May AM | IGCSE 0478/22 | Computer Science | 1h 45m |
| Wed 19 May AM | O Level 2210/22 | Computer Science | 1h 45m |
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Computer Science exam guide: where marks are won and lost
What each topic includes
Data representation
Binary, denary and hexadecimal, binary addition and shifts, two's complement, and how text, sound and images are stored.
Data transmission
Packets, transmission methods, error detection and encryption.
Hardware
The CPU and the fetch-execute cycle, input and output devices, data storage and network hardware.
Software
System and application software, operating systems, interrupts, and high-level and low-level languages.
The internet and its uses
The internet and the world wide web, URLs and browsers, cookies, digital currency and cyber security.
Automated and emerging technologies
Sensors and automated systems, robotics and artificial intelligence.
Algorithms and programming
Problem-solving, flowcharts and pseudocode, trace tables, validation, and programming concepts such as loops, arrays and procedures.
Databases and Boolean logic
Single-table databases and SQL, logic gates, truth tables and logic circuits.
Common Computer Science mistakes we fix
- Pseudocode that does not follow the Cambridge conventions, or loops that never end.
- Trace tables that skip a step or update a variable in the wrong order.
- Mistakes converting between binary, denary and hexadecimal.
- Vague definitions, for example mixing up RAM and ROM.
- Incomplete truth tables or logic circuits that do not match the expression.
- SQL queries with the wrong field names or missing conditions.
How we prepare you for each paper
- Paper 1: Computer systems
- Learn precise definitions and practise explaining how each piece of hardware or software works.
- Paper 2: Algorithms, programming and logic
- Practise writing and tracing pseudocode every week, including the longer scenario-based programming question.
More Computer Science questions
Which programming language do I need?
Exam answers are written in pseudocode or a high-level language. For practice, the syllabus suggests Python, Java or Visual Basic.
Is there still a pre-release task?
No. The current syllabus has no pre-release material. Paper 2 includes a longer scenario-based programming question instead.
Is the course for 2210 or 0478?
Both. The course covers O Level Computer Science 2210 and IGCSE Computer Science 0478.
Who is this crash course for?
- O Level & IGCSE students sitting Computer Science in May/June 2027
- Students who want to finish the syllabus fast and spend the final months on past papers
- Students who are weak in a few topics and want them fixed before the mocks
- Private candidates and school students in Pakistan and overseas
How the crash course works
- Enroll at the early-bird fee and get access to your student dashboard once your payment is confirmed.
- Learn each topic in live sessions, then rewatch the recorded lectures any time.
- Practise topical past papers with mark-scheme technique.
- Test yourself every month, then sit full mock exams before May/June 2027.
Under the supervision of Sir Mahad Amer
Every subject at MAC Education Network is taught by experienced subject teachers and runs under the academic supervision of Sir Mahad Amer, who keeps the teaching, assessments and mock exams to one exam-focused standard.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Computer Science crash course?
A fast, structured revision course that covers the full Cambridge O Level 2210 and IGCSE Computer Science 0478 syllabus before the May/June 2027 exams, with live sessions, recorded lectures, monthly assessments and mock exams.
Is it for O Level or IGCSE?
Both. The course is built around O Level Computer Science 2210 and also covers IGCSE Computer Science 0478, so it suits students sitting either exam.
How much does it cost?
The course fee is Rs 10,000 per month. Early-bird students pay only Rs 6,000 per month until 31 December 2026.
What if I miss a live class?
Every lesson is recorded, so you can watch it later from your student dashboard and ask your questions through 24/7 support.
Are there tests and mock exams?
Yes. You sit a monthly assessment with marking and feedback, and full timed mock exams in Cambridge format before the final exams.
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What You'll Learn?
- Recorded lectures
- Live sessions
- 24/7 support
- Monthly assessments
- Mock exam preparation
- Past-paper practice
- O Level & IGCSE Computer Science students sitting the May/June 2027 exams
- Recorded lectures
- Live sessions
- Monthly assessments
- Mock exams
- Past-paper practice
- 24/7 support
